Course Description

Duration 2 day(s)

Language English    Venue Oxford,UK

Country 

Course fee 945,00    Currency UK£    

Description
This is an advanced-level course for experienced digital designers who want to press their designs to the upper limits of speed and distance.

Focusing on lossy transmission environments like backplanes, cables and long on-chip interconnections, this course teaches a unified theory of transmission impairments that apply to any transmission media. Topics include: skin effect and dielectric loss, on-chip vs. off-chip transmission-line behavior, equalization, serial interconnections, lossy media, single-ended and differential signaling, frequency-domain modeling, signal distribution and clock jitter.

This course is an advanced sequel to High-Speed Digital Design by Dr Howard Johnson.

All delegates receive a free copy of Howard Johnson`s "High-Speed Signal Propagation - Advanced Black Magic" (Prentice Hall)

Audience
This is an advanced course for Digital logic engineers, chip designers, system architects, EMC specialists, and applications engineers; anyone working with digital logic at speeds in excess of 1 GHz.

Further information
Anthony Santiago
Telephone +44 (0)1865 286958